Epiphone Les Paul Traditional Pro IV Limited-Edition Electric Guitar Worn Pacific Blue

The iconic Epiphone Les Paul Traditional Pro IV limited-edition electric guitar is now available in four eye-catching “worn” finish that give it a vintage vibe. Powered by Epiphone’s Alnico Classic humbucking pickups, this Les Paul produces a warm, rich tone perfect for rock and blues. Its mahogany body and neck provide full, balanced sound with singing sustain. The Les Paul Traditional Pro IV also features upgraded components like push-pull coil-splitting volume controls, a treble-bleed circuit, and locking tuners for maximum tonal versatility and tuning stability.

Alnico Classic Humbuckers Deliver Legendary Tone

The Epiphone Les Paul Traditional Pro IV is equipped with a pair of Epiphone Alnico Classic humbucker pickups that provide the warm, articulate tone that defined rock music. These pickups feature alnico magnets and enamel-coated wire for exceptional clarity and balanced output. When used together, they produce a thick, creamy tone with rich harmonic overtones and sustain for days. The push-pull volume controls enable coil-splitting for single-coil-like tones, allowing a wider range of sounds.

Solid Mahogany Body and Neck

Like all classic Les Pauls, the Traditional Pro IV has a solid mahogany body and neck. Mahogany’s dense grain lends warmth, depth and resonance to the overall tone. The body’s arched top and smooth contours offer playing comfort, while the set mahogany neck provides fast action and smooth playability. A rosewood fretboard adds warmth and articulation. This high-quality tonewood construction gives the Les Paul Traditional Pro IV the sound and feel of a much more expensive guitar.

Upgraded Hardware for Rock-Solid Performance

Epiphone didn’t cut any corners when it came to the Traditional Pro IV’s hardware and electronics. It’s equipped with metal barrel volume and tone knobs, a heavy-duty metal toggle switch and high-quality electronic components. Locking tuners provide fast, precise tuning and keep the guitar in tune through heavy playing. A Tune-O-Matic bridge and stopbar tailpiece anchor the strings and transfer their vibrations to the body with maximum efficiency and sustain.